Hangzhou Digital Trade Expo Targets US$977 Million in Overseas Orders
Hangzhou’s AI-led digital trade expo expects nearly 40,000 buyers and US$977 million in overseas procurement orders, with Malaysia a guest country.
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Hangzhou’s AI-led digital trade expo expects nearly 40,000 buyers and US$977 million in overseas procurement orders, with Malaysia a guest country.
HKEX says Hong Kong’s IPO market can connect mainland technology companies with global capital, customers and partners as cross-border turnover grows.
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Singapore construction companies are preparing for possible work interruptions as smoke from fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan increases the risk of unhealthy air.
Huawei has unveiled the Kirin 9050 Pro, the first high-performance processor to commercialise its LogicFolding technology, placing the architecture at the centre of China’s effort to improve computing capability despite limited access to the most advanced manufacturing equipment.
Singapore will grant existing political office-holders a one-off salary adjustment of up to 9% from 15 October, the first broad revision since 2011, while stopping short of immediately moving ministers to the full benchmark proposed by an independent review committee.